JoJo

Jojo exists on the periphery, present, but rarely centered. Whether through proximity to Sean or the coffee shop itself, Jojo sees the cracks forming before they become fractures. They are the character caught between silence and responsibility.

 

Jojo’s internal conflict is simple but devastating: when does watching become complicity? Their choices, or lack of them, quietly shape the trajectory of events, proving that sometimes the most dangerous role is the one that refuses to act.